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An ideal solution forms when A-B forces against A-A and B-B are:
AFully absent
BNearly equal
CMuch weaker
DMuch stronger
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Nearly equal
1. In the pure liquids only A-A and B-B interactions exist.
2. Mixing brings in A-B interactions as well.
3. If all three are nearly equal, the solution is ideal.
_Source: NCERT Class 12 Chemistry Part I, Chapter 2, Solutions._
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